Police Memorial Day

On average, one police officer is killed in the line of duty every 57 hours. The American Police Hall of Fame & Museum engraves the names of these brave officers every year prior to May 15th, Police Memorial Day. Follow the link below for more information on the 2015 Police Memorial Day events.

Summer Camp

The AFP&CC Summer Camp Program offers sons and daughters of fallen officers scholarships to be used for summer camp tuition at the camp of their choice. AFP&CC offers this opportunity to hundreds of children each year and with further support from major donors hopes to increase the amount of support available.

Thank you!

The programs of the American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens are supported through the generosity of over 130,000 donors and members nationwide. Join us today and become part of this lasting legacy.

Scholarships

Each year, AFP&CC awards hundreds of scholarships to surviving sons and daughters of police officers killed in the line of duty. This nationwide program provides assistance to high school graduates attending a traditional four-year college, university, technical or vocational institution.

Serving YOU

Since 1978, AFP&CC has served over 8,000,000 Americans with tips on self protection, home security, vehicle safety, rape prevention and more. These programs are supported through the generosity of donors and members nationwide. AFP&CC publishes the Police Family News. AFP&CC was incorporated to serve the rank and file police officer. Over the years, the vision for AFP&CC has grown to include crime prevention, public safety and police family survivor programs. As the program focus has grown, so has support from the public.

American Police Hall of Fame & Museum

Police Memorial

The American Police Hall of Fame and Museum is the nation’s first and only in-door Law Enforcement Memorial. Each year thousands of people visit the memorial to honor those officers fallen in the line of duty. Many of those who visit the memorial desire to leave photos or mementos near the name of their beloved fallen officer. The placement of these mementos adds to the somber majesty of the memorial. If you would like more information on leaving tributes in the memorial, please follow the Memorial Guidlines link above. If you would like to search for a fallen officer
click the link below.

A Message from

John Walsh

John Walsh is best known as the host for the TV series America's Most Wanted. He became involved in crime-fighting efforts following the abduction and murder of his son, Adam, in 1981.
Law Enforcement agencies around the nation, including the American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens, have recognized Walsh for his role in fighting crime and raising awareness of the plight of missing and exploited Children. Click the arrow below to hear a special message from John.

Our Mission

The American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens (AFP&CC) offers a number of programs and services that support the law enforcement community and specifically the surviving families of officers killed in the line of duty.